Amman, Feb 2 (Petra) - The Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization (JHCO)’s Clothing Bank intends to establish three mobile halls under its "Deeratna" program, dedicated to serving beneficiary families in the governorates, with two halls in Karak Governorate and one in the Northern Jordan Valley District in Irbid Governorate, aiming to facilitate beneficiaries’ access to the bank’s services and ease their financial burdens.

According to a bank statement issued on Monday, the two mobile halls in Karak Governorate will be held in the Iraq and Muta areas on Wednesday, in cooperation with Rawabi Al-Iraq and Al-Iraq Charity Societies in the Iraq area, and Al-Mihrab Charity Society in the Muta area.

The third mobile hall activity will be held at Al-Nour Events Hall in the Northern Jordan Valley District / Muath Bin Jabal Municipality on Wednesday and Thursday, in cooperation with the Makani Baynakom Association for Persons with Disabilities, with the participation of volunteers from the local youth centre.

The mobile halls aim to enable beneficiary families to choose their clothing needs in a manner that preserves their dignity and meets their basic requirements under difficult economic conditions. Around 600 families are expected to benefit from these activities.

The Clothing Bank stressed the importance of partnership with local community institutions and volunteers in implementing its humanitarian programs, given their effective role in achieving positive and sustainable humanitarian impact, in line with the mission of the Jordanian Hashemite Charity Organization to support local communities and promote the values of giving and social solidarity.

//Petra// AF